Indian Ringneck Parakeet Care Guide 

that's so cool!

@Mustiboi Salman same here, they are approximately 400 dollars the pair

Catie Loufau where did u buy him?

I live in aus na call the ones I have looked at are only $100 to $120 each

Bruh £300

haha yea he needs to bite everything

I wouldn't worry about the biting. It takes a couple of months but if you firmly tell your bird no and walk away from the bird and ignore it they get the idea pretty quickly they can't bite you. It took me about 2 months to train my macaw not to bite and he's really good about it now. I also got an Amazon a few months ago and he was a biter when I got him but he's pretty much stopped. So with good training you can stop biting pretty easily with a exotic bird. be firm but gentle. consistent.

@@WickensWickedReptiles You look more handsome once you grew back your hair 😊😊

@@jmdenison is biting worse for cockatoos because whenever I watch Rebecca Stout's channel they always seem to have constant problems with him biting and they can never seem to train him out of it or at the very least not that we know of. Are cockatoos just more aggressive than other parrots?

Yo same

Gorgi Gibson the smell?

Erick Saldate, The fumes

I just googled it ,thank you for saying it !I have a parrot & from now on i will keep him as far away as possible from the kitchen when I cook

Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to learn about how do you train a parrot to talk try Tarbally Parrot Lessons Tactics (just google it ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate got cool success with it.

Teflon is awful for many reasons anyways. It is just better to use ceramic or cast iron

welcome to Canada where everything is insane expensive..

Where do you live? In Chicago the Indian ringnecks are running from $500 to $1,000 but those are for the fancier colors such as Violet blue a lace wing and teal

In Chennai 8$✓✓✓✓500₹

In Poland i paid 80$ for the 1 yr Old male (olive colour)

Damn! You’re so lucky, where I live they are on average $1,500/$2,000 🇨🇦 I WANT ONE SO BAD 🥰

awesome!

Did you get the bird?

I got mine yesterday😁😁

so jealous :( enjoy though!

Mustiboi Salman is yours wild or did it get wild so keep biting you

that's so cool!

Wickens Wicked Reptiles yer it is. I was actually thinking about getting a green cheek but now I’m not sure 🤔😂 ring neck or green cheek?

I accidentally did the same thing at a pet store by my house and I literally am getting her in a couple weeks because honestly, I think her going to anybody else would be stupid

haha Zazu is a muncher

Yes you will find that you cannot wear sequin clothing around them earrings or anything bright and shiny. I actually made a cover for my earrings and necklaces until my bird got the idea not to munch on those. But be very careful around birds if you have hoop earrings cuz they can rip those out of your ears And ruin your piercing job

Same!!!

@@birdclawslife4027 be careful with earrings around birds, they have been known to rip off dangle type earring and hoop earrings and ruin your pierced earring hole by ripping it open. yikes! I often have to take off my earring around my precious bird, my necklace too. I did make a bird protector device for earring and necklace, it's pretty funny looking tho.

mine learned how to sneeze today... I guess my allergies must be that bad, haha

Wickens Wicked Reptiles haha my cockatiel sneezes all the time

Look up bluffing... I can tell you from experience they dont bluff its a bite.. 🤦‍♀️

I know it's none of my business to tell you what to do and what not to do. But it's best to adopt one from a shelter. The animal trading insdustry is mostly a nasty business in which they most of the times put profit before animal health.

@@batdog12100 it takes forever to adopt from a shelter

More to come!

Happy birthday!!

Love birds really love fingers and ears. My one was orphanaged so iv had her since she was little. Iv been looking to by a blue ring neck for a couple of years

Nice! glad this helped

I hope you and your new birb become best buds

Well it depends on you. I have a ringneck and since I work only 5 hours a day I have more than enough time on my hands to give my ringneck attention. But if your at work all the time then they will need a partner

I have a parrot alone. But I'm home alot due to sickness and not being in school for very long. So I have a LOT of free time.

i fell bad for this

@Polina B. G. Yes it would be best to get another irn. But there's no guarantee that they will get a long.

PREACH. Idk what it is with people overseas mistreating birds like this. The rat community grew out of this, most people now know that a human will never substitute same-race companions, but the bird community is just to stuck in "it bonds with me". It's a shame Of course your bird bonds with you if you are the only option. Wild parrots live in HUGE colonies and those that don't live in groups until the mate for live. The NEED other birds, it's literally all they do, socialize, fly and make noise. In case you didn't know, Germany actually has wild ringneck parakeet colonies, that grew from escaped pets.

Thanks for sharing!

thanks so much for watching

they are very cool for sure

I have both they are best mates

haha hilarious

nice!

yeah they are very expensive here

Is Michigan they $700!

I paid 750 for mine I get him in a week!

I am frm India and I got 2 of em in 3$ :l

Mine are 100$

Captain Custard :)

Ann Holmes 2 year old ring necks have rings

My lutino cockatiel has the same name!

@@izzi839 wow, coincidence! X x

I literally dying for a yellow irn🤣

We got our for $700 it was $800 but there was a discount the one on my pfp is a Quaker parrot not a Indian ring neck

Can't wait until Zazu starts to speak

Mine was $350 😥

That’s so awesome

Mustiboi Salman dANG Ima come over and get one except its corona 😭

I got mine at $8 😂

all creatures ate fascinating

wowza

And the first to hit like!

thanks so much for watching!

Love from Canada dude!

I've had parakeets and a senegal, and my ringnecks have been VERY different from my other birds. It has taken time and patience to build a relationship of trust with them and to create boundaries. The main thing is to never force a bird. It is very hard to earn back their trust... try to make your interactions positive, rewarding good behaviors instead of punishing bad behaviors. Punishing birds doesn't work. It took probably a solid year to really win over my two ringnecks (maybe it was slower because I had two instead of one "immersed" in human culture), but now I have two very curious and social boys who rarely if ever bite and are friendly to just about anyone they meet once they have a chance to observe for a bit and get comfortable.

Glad it was helpful!

woooooooo!

they can be brutal eh

Not too sure on this one but I wish you luck

Shower together with the both of them, showers are a wonderful way to get a bird to like another. It’s what helped me tame my lovebird. A shower can do wonderful things for a flock 😋

It really is!

How come did he even come close to chewing gum?

Also.. 2000 dollars? Thats Australian $2950!! Mines going to be $200 AUD thats about $135USD

Also realised you said $1000, would still be nearly $2000aud

here in Canada $1000 is avg. I guess in Australia you are much closer to wild IRNs

@@WickensWickedReptiles That is true i guess

so great to hear!

wicked!

good stuff, thanks for watching

no way, he flies around like a crazy birb

perhaps, do your neighbors like singing birds?

wow

Wickens Wicked Reptiles how do u tame it because I tried so hard and it just runs away from me :(

Sounds great! that's awesome

ehhhh

Seeds and nuts are what the pellets are made of...

@@WickensWickedReptiles I'm sure some are, but the good ones aren't.

@@WickensWickedReptiles no they are not. Had you actually tried to learn about your bird rather than make a bogus care guide after one week of keeping you'd know this. Also your bird has been hand reared which is why it's more expensive.

+1 for Birdtricks. FWIW pellets have some seeds but they also have a tonne of other things. Their diet should be like 50-60% chop (check out the Birdtricks explanation for what should go in it. Make it in bulk and freeze it), 30-40% pellet and 10% or so nuts and seeds (which are given as a reward). Also don’t take the IRNs bluffing phase personally. They can get super hormonal as well in spring. Mine is just settling down now about 2 months into spring in Australia.

Seeds in moderation to avoid fatty liver disease, that’s all.

awesome!

How is he now?

Actually It's color is a variation. It's natural color is green

thanks so much for watching

same

You gotta tell them no 🤣🤣 before they get the lobe turn your head really fast look at them and firmly say no. My lovebird use to only wanna attack my ears now she rarely even tries

@@madeyalookc5319 Thank you so much!! I've been doing this and now he doesn't bite my ears.

Here in Canada everything is expensive

nice!

Basically

Zazu now likes to scream a lot, we call it singing, to be nice haha

michelle lanca they are flock birds and also very smart. They crave time with you and also stimulation because they are so smart and also do not function as single birds in the wild. Let him be with you. You will be rewarded.

Also hand reared parrots don't learn bite inhibition. So hand reared parrots bite harder and more.

Untame parrots definitely need to live in large aviaries with others to be happy, but introducing a new parrot to a normal sized human home with a tame parrot who is bonded to a human and already gets all the mental and physical stimulation and social interaction they need, risks one killing the other (especially if one or both are Indian Ringneck females) and doesn't usually add to their overall well-being as two randomly paired parrots often merely tolerate each other anyway. It can work if you do lots of research and do it all right and manage to pair up birds who actually like each other, but it often CAUSES happy parrots to for example start plucking, to feel sexually frustrated as one bird wants the other but not vice versa, to be jealous, to guard each other so much they begin to hate their humans and refuse to ever leave their cage again, and more.

@@compulsiverambler1352 No parrot gets the social interaction they NEED from a human. I'm sorry but that is a falsehood to make us feel better about keeping parrots alone. Yes you are right, you should not pair a female parrot of ANY kind with another female. Although there are cases of gay birds that only want a partner of the same sex. Introducing a partner can be a hard task but it's a task we should absolutely go through. Because we need to keep the birds happy and let them have as much natural behaviour in our homes as possible. It's a privilege to keep them and if we keep them we should do it right! Birds are NOT EASY To keep the right way but they get thrown around in the pet trade because of how smart/cute and social they are. Parrots can indeed start to guard eachother especially in breeding season and when they guard eggs and young. But if you train properly with your parrots you will not experience that. You will be a trusted individual, a part of their flock but not a replacement for other birds. Because it is IMPOSSIBLE for us to replace another bird and keep our birds without faulty behaviour if we are the only thing interacting with it. Especially if we work during the day. Birds are even more social than us having their partner around almost 24/7.

You DON’T NEED A PARTNER FOR YOUR BIRD

@@humannt3374 YES YOU DO

not a bad price at all

The scream is usually a problem for those in the same room, not neighbours, as the tone is painful but it's not as loud as it feels like it is when you're up close. Lots of IRNs live in flats whose neighbours never hear the screaming, including mine. :)

They do scream a bit but not super loud, maybe if you share a wall with your neighbor you may have an issue.

FridayKetchup Man I got lucky, my ring neck hardly screams and only does it at noon and at a lower volume but he makes other noises like growls, squeaks, tunes.

VeoSkrill - I live in an area in east coast Australia that has a thriving wild bird population, so my Floyd flock calls his buddies. Ranging from magpies, butcher birds, rosellas, minors and cockatoos of various sub species. Most of the time it’s happy screaming, but super loud.

Also I just realised, everything you read about neighbours hearing or not hearing birds is going to be affected by the building material, size and shape of your and your neighbours' homes. Different regions of the world and even different regions of the same country build places very differently.

yes

Watch bird tricks and parrots r us for that.

He’s a big feathery snek with wings

Lindsay Lucas oh shoot! I totally did!

The original color is green although, every other color is a variation

@@shamshadzubair3442 I know that, but I was just saying that yellow is a very popular color

And white...

Did I cut the part out about the invasive populations? Shoot! I didn’t know about the Paris and London populations though, interesting

lots of pellets contain synthetics though

@@popiesmith2359 in the past yeah. But certain companies have evolved the recipies and its only fruit plus some added vitamins (no coloring etc). I won't name them here cause i ain't paid by them lol

Thanks for the tips!

Zazu havers unite

he's insane!

If a pet is getting "boring" then dont use it as a entertainment source. Pets love us like we love them my birds kiss me and play with me and i love rbem with all love in world

Just Zazu now :)

coming up :)

thanks!!

wicked!